Summary:
The book chronicles the author's first twenty-two days in a high-security prison, detailing his experiences and the people he meets after being sentenced for perjury. It provides insight into the daily life of inmates, the prison system, and the psychological impact of incarceration.
Key points:
1. Prison Reality: Archer's diary reveals the harsh, violent reality of prison life, challenging perceptions of it as a place of rehabilitation.
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